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KCPE 2023 Top Candidate Michael Warutere

Michael Warutere from Riara Springs Academy emerged the KCPE 2023 Top Candidate after scoring 428 marks out of a 500.

“I feel ecstatic. I didn’t expect it. I anticipated to score 410 marks. God has helped me. I wish to join Mangu High School. desire to be a software engineer,” Warutere said.

KCPE Examination Overall Performance for Candidates by Range of Marks for 2023

400 – 500 Marks – (8,523)

300 – 399 Marks- (352,782)

200 – 299 Marks – (658,278)

100 – 199 Marks – (383,025)

001 – 099 Marks – (2,060)

Some 9,354 candidates who failed to sit KCPE to be given special exams in January. Machogu said.

Two out of 2,611 KCPE candidates with special needs scored 400 marks and above in this year’s test, compared to 39 out of 2,131 who sat the exam last year.

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